Tables as a Solution for Caution Notes

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FrameMaker 6: Beyond the Basics

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About the Author

About the Technical Editors

Acknowledgments

A Message from New Riders

Introduction

Ch. 1. Planning and Organizing Strategies

Ch. 2. Automatic Text, Tabs, Special Characters, and Graphics

Ch. 3. Automatic Numbering

Ch. 4. Headers and Footers

Ch. 5. Cross-References

Ch. 6. Table Survival Guide

Charting a Clear Course

Basic Table Elements

Working with the Table Designer

Working with Table Anchors

Table Catalog and Paragraph Tags

Changing Table Styles

Using Table Continuation or Table Sheet

Troubleshooting Heading and Footing Rows

Tables and Text

Table Row Controls

Tables for Figure and Caption Placement

Tables as a Solution for Caution Notes

Using Tables for Section Titles on Left and Right Pages

Summary

Ch. 7. Combining Documents into Books

Ch. 8. Creating Tables of Contents and Other Lists

Ch. 9. Indexing

Ch. 10. Two Versions Within One Document

Ch. 11. PDF and HTML

Ch. 12. Converting Documents from Other Applications

Ch. 13. Typical FrameMaker Headaches

Glossary

Tables as a Solution for Caution Notes

Note

See Chapter 2 for more information on inserting notes and cautions.

Tables are a great way to insert caution notes into documents. You can even include a graphic automatically. Figure 6.19 shows an example of a caution note.

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Tables as a Solution for Caution Notes